Sushi On Roncy

Spicy Tuna, Spicy Salmon covered in mayo??? not very appetizing.
If you live in the neigborhood sure drop by, for below average sushi. If you actually make the trek to the Roncys from somewhere else, look for other options.

Pretty good sushi, nice and fresh. Nice staff. Would go here again.

A decent sushi place in an increasingly diverse neighbourhood. Very very family friendly (there are toys available) and fairly priced. The food is quite good– comparable to most mid-​range sushi restaurants-​and the wait time was reasonable. Will definitely check them out again when I am in the area.

The reviews are great of this place, but it’s really not that bad. I wouldn’t say it’s the most amazing sushi, but also might have been because of what we got. It’s definitely fresh, and this is sheeny was really delicious. We also got the spicy sushi platter, which all was pretty legit spicy. Something about spicy sushi rolls being actually really hot isn’t totally cool with me. It’s not like an Indian restaurant where you ask for spicy and they serve up what you deserved sucka. It’s sushi… But other than that, probably some bad picks, the food was good and the staff were really sweet.

Finally i’m writing the review of Sushi on Roncy :-)
My favorite roll and sushi store in Toronto!
I usually take out rolls for myself and friends or dine in with my family, and we love all the foods here! My family is big fan of Sushi & Sashimi and they said the Sushi & Sashimi here is really fresh and flavourful. My preference of the food here is ROLLS!!! The rolls here, is amazing… I mean. Really! Thin rice layer lots of ingredients. You’ve got to try the rolls here. Pretty patio, pretty plating!
Also lots of veggie choices.

Meh sushi

Terrible experience. Miso soup, pure salt. Veggie Deluxe roll was supposed to be Avocado, Cucumber and Yam (in that order) and it came with 90%yam. The Bi Bim Bap had an awful sauce added to it. When we asked about the veggie roll, they said it was how it came and even though we returned it, it still appeared on our bill and charged us for it. What a disappointment, Roncey needs a good Sushi spot!

Pretty terrible food and service. I had the sushi pizza, dynamite roll, salmon and toro sushimi. Honestly it was some of the worst I have ever had, the pizza was covered in mayo and the sushimi was frozen. Don’t come here.

Average place. We’ve been here once. Great miso soup. Sashimi was ok — lacked flavour and texture. The lightly seared white tuna was exception. They did provide complimentary rice with the sashimi dinner. Complimentary dessert was two slices of oranges.

I walked here with some friends since we didn’t have a car. I begged them to go here because the pictures looked so nice from previous reviews. Two kilometres later, we made it. We walked inside and were kindly greeted. As soon as we were seated, my hopes of having an awesome dining experience were crushed.
The server buzzers I saw in one of the photos looked so cool, and was one of the main reasons I wanted to go to this location. When we sat down, however, they were not on the table, but I just guessed since it wasn’t very busy they wouldn’t need them. I am a huge fan of sashimi, but after looking at the price and making sure with the waitress that the prices are correct on the menu, I was a bit shocked that 3 slices of salmon would be $ 5. Hesitant, I decided to buy it anyways since sashimi is a must-​have whenever I go out for sushi. When it came, the slices were super thick, so then I understood the high price. The waitress was kind and was dressed in a lovely silk kimono top. When looking around, the tables were clean, but everything looked stained and dirty (walls, ceiling, décor, etc.) The ceiling vent was altered so it would blow air in a certain direction, but the thing was that they cut a sushi platter lid in half and duck taped it to the air vent. Innovative, but not an eye pleasing sight for a restaurant.
There was a little corner for colouring books, Barbies, and other toys for kids to play with. I thought it was so cute, until I realized that it was placed right next to the entrance of the top of a stairway. Not the best placement for a kid’s corner.
When the food arrived, it looked appetizing. The sashimi was worth the price, but the California roll wasn’t very crunchy, it was mushy, but my friend noted that it could have been because we were eating at 9pm, and the ingredients could have been old since it was the end of the day.
I probably won’t come back to this place due to price, freshness of ingredients and cleanliness of the place. The staff is very kind though, always serving with a smile.

Went here randomly for dinner the other day. The atmosphere ni the restaurant is very cute and quaint. It is very Japanese style. We were instantly greeted by very friendly people, and they got us a seat very quickly.
There are so many different special sushi rolls here that it was overwhelming but amazing. It took a long time for us to figure out which one we wanted. We ended up getting the caterpillar and lion king. When the rolls came, we couldn’t wait anymore. The rolls were presented so well, and best of all, the rolls actually tasted really great. The rice was so soft and the fish tasted so fresh.
Overall, I would definitely go back to have sushi if I’m ever in the neighbourhood. The price for the rolls weren’t ridiculously overpriced, which made it even better.

Hi well, we just dropped our usual 50 $ on sushi, but I have never tasted anything like this before, it’s fast food taken to the ugly side of the street. this place covers everything in really salty sauce from who knows where. The beautiful subtle taste of good sushi is something the chefs at this restaurant have never tried, It takes an hour to drive 3 blocks and then delivers food no one in my family would eat. If you really like good sushi, let alone great sushi avoid this place. The ship was dry the rise was stale and the seasoning sad, even the wasabi wasn’t hot, very :(

My go-​to for sushi. The quality is spectacular — really nice, thick cut sashimi and perfectly composed rolls. Their salmon and butterfish are definitely stars. It doesn’t seem like they carry a huge variety of less common types of fish, but it’s great for the basics. Huge variety of maki rolls. The prices are very fair and the lunch specials are fantastic. Spacious interior and an awesome back patio. And super friendly service! Still the best place in Toronto for everyday sushi for me.

My friend had to drag me to this place because I was reluctant to eat sushi on Roncy. Let’s be real: If a restaurant in Roncesvalles in not selling pierogies and red beat soup, my general assumption is that the food is a flop. Roncy is where Polish cuisine comes to shine, so I thought, «Why would I come here to eat mediocre sushi, if North York’s delicious sushi buffets are only a short TTC trip away?»
Well, once again my uneducated assumptions were proven wrong. The second I put that creamy piece of salmon sashimi in my mouth, my judgments were silenced. I’m by no means a sushi connoisseur, but I’ve been around. Sushi on Roncy is my favourite sushi joint in the city.
Most importantly, the sushi is divine. It’s fresher than a newborn. The sashimi’s texture is smooth and practically melts in your mouth. Yesterday I ordered the Philadelphia Roll, which features cream cheese, avocado and smoked salmon, the three greatest ingredients of life. I also had a small order of smoked salmon and a raw seaweed salad. Since I already praised the sashimi, let’s talk about the seaweed salad. The portion was pretty big compared to other sushi restaurants. It was also delicious. In some places, the seaweed salad tastes soggy, but this one was amazing and gone in a split second. I literally swallowed it like a human hoover. My friend got the chicken teriyaki, which I thought was a lame choice. But when I put that chicken breast in my mouth, I fell in love. This is the only place where I would ever consider ordering chicken teriyaki. They actually put a large portion of perfectly cooked chicken on your plate.
Prices are decent. They’re not cheap, but they’re fair. My bill came to $ 21 and I had a fresh seaweed salad, salmon sashimi and a Philadelphia roll. Since Toronto is busting with all-​you-​can-​eat sushi buffets, a lot of people might think that 21 bucks is a lot, but my meal was filling. Plus, I prefer ordering fewer dishes and enjoying my food, rather than stuffing my face with whatever comes at me to get my money’s worth.
The quality of the service matches the quality of the food. It is fantastic. Even the chefs smile at you, as you walk in. My server was a sweet girl, whose kindness was sincere, rather than fake or pushy.
Overall, this place is amazing and will be my go-​to place whenever I’m craving sushi.
Ps. They also do delivery!

I ordered from this place when it first opened and it was so so, but I decided to give another try few years later, dine in.
There were about 5 tables in the restaurant and the service was so slow. it took about 10 minutes before the server took our drink and another 10 before she brought it. Ask for a refill and never got it.
Service really needs to improve. Would I try it again? probably not with so many better sushi restaurant in the area, this one is a miss.

my all time favourite, don’t think that anywhere even compares! boyfriend and I try to come here as much as possible. always fresh and delicious. special rolls are to die for (best Philly roll I’ve ever had!) the service is always very sweet, great staff and talented sushi chefs. do not skip out on going here.

One of the best sushi places in the city and certainly best in the neighbourhood. Staff is friendly, remembers your face, if not your name. Great for takeout and delivery too.

In my opinion, one of the best sushi restaurants in Toronto. I am usually very picky about sushi. Everyone can make sushi, but not everyone can make good sushi. Prices were good and love the décor inside, which brings out a hint of Japan when dinning in. Great service, very attentive servers.
Their black dragon roll (unagi and avacado on a dynamite roll) and legend dragon roll (unagi, shrimp, avacado and tempura lobster) were AMAZING! Unlike other inferior sushi restaurant that compensate their lack of quality with quantity, Roncy’s special Roll is just about the right size. And did I mentioned the chef’s attention to details of presentation? All the rolls were well presented with colorful vegetables (thinly sliced beets and carrots), meticulously arranged. Very appealing.
Highly recommended it, and will definately go back again

I go here fairly often, and while I’m absolutely wild about the place, it does the trick when I want some decent sushi. Staff are friendly, service is fast enough, and the cuts are good. Yesterday I ordered the black dragon maki, salmon & avocado maki, and salmon sushi a la carte. All were delicious, and the salmon on the a la carte sushi was excellent in both flavour and texture. The place is Korean-​owned, which in my experience, more often than not, means great sushi, interesting additional menu items, and very friendly service. The after-​dinner candies are also really good!
I will certainly be back.

I hate to hate on something like a sushi bar in my new hood, but it has to be said: please, please don’t drown spicy maki in gross chipotle mayo.
Now that the above statement is out of the way, this place seems otherwise alright. Fish was fresh, service was great and it even had decent atmosphere. Also, their lunch specials are pretty huge for the price… $ 10 for three 6-​piece rolls is awesome.
I’ll have to try the sashimi next time. Stay away from anything ‘spicy’.